Sure I remember. I wasn't "spamming" as you put it. I thought I...

Sure I remember. I wasn't "spamming" as you put it. I thought I was on a winner but very quickly got out as soon
as I saw one of the working screens in action. As I mentioned in an earlier post, hardly anybody was looking
at the screens.
I'm not an expert in rail tenders, but logic has it, that if the product was any good, it would have been featured
O/S already.
Decent products are easy to sell, crappy products take time.
This company if going anywhere would be $0.33++ because as far as I recall, the balance sheet was ok, no debt
and decent revenue y on y.
Have you seen the product in person? If you have, give me a fair reason why you think it's a decent product.
October was the Rail Conference.....November, the deals should have been coming in. Nothing came in right?
They marketed a trial in India which has IMO 95% chance of going nowhere.
I'm not a Patent Attorney, but I doubt very much whether a small operation like this that trades $500 a day, would have International Patents in place. A Chinese, Taiwanese or South Korean company would develop a system far superior and hire efficient Management that get things done.
For your sake, I hope India loves the system and orders come in for 10,000 screens. Then when you've woken up from your dream, send me a message.